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Army picks deploying units to test electronic, cyber and drone warfare
The Army will select brigades to experiment with networks, cyber, electromagnetic warfare, small drones and loitering munitions while deployed.
By Todd South
Marines’ Pacific air-defense unit is back with drone-killing abilities
Hawaii has been home to a flurry of activations and deactivations as part of Force Design 2030.
Pentagon leak suspect pleads not guilty to federal charges
Massachusetts Air National Guard member Jack Teixeira was indicted by a grand jury on federal felony charges.
Air National Guardsman indicted for leaking classified information
Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, accused of leaking highly classified military documents, has been indicted on federal felony charges.
Opinion
Has loneliness become a national security issue?
Recent revelations about the prevalence of mental health issues in America present challenges, including questioning how security clearances are vetted.
By Brig. Gen. Jack Hammond (ret.)
Leak suspect was warned about classified docs, prosecutors say
Justice Department lawyers made the disclosure in a filing urging a magistrate judge to keep Jack Teixeira behind bars while he awaits trial.
Opinion
Essential reads on classified documents and the Espionage Act
The arrest of Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira has renewed questions on the handling of classified documents.
By Howard Manly, The Conversation
Air National Guardsman age not key in Pentagon leaks, Austin says
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Wednesday in Sweden that the “vast majority” of the U.S. military is young.
By Lolita C. Baldor, AP and Tara Copp, AP
Guardsman charged in Pentagon intel leak briefly in court
A hearing to determine whether Airman 1st Class Jack Teixeira should remain jailed while awaiting trial was delayed.
Air Force base in document leaks case loses intel mission
The Air Force says it has opened its own investigation into how a lone airman could access and distribute possibly hundreds of highly classified documents.
By Tara Copp, AP